01208227250
☎️ 01208227250 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 120822 with a prefix of 01208. The area code 01208 originates from Bodmin.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01208227250
- Warning of persistent scammer alertJul
2022Missed call intercepted, may be scamJul
2022Medical alert bracelet telemarketing scamJul
2022Unsolicited phone call regarding medical alertJul
2022Strengthen efforts against scam callsJun
2022Report scam numbers, contact MPJun
2022Report all scam numbers immediatelyJun
2022Unsolicited cold call from monitoringJun
2022Unable to summarize inputJun
2022Offered medical alert pendant politelyJun
2022Potential scam for medical alertJun
2022English caller asked about age presumptuouslyJun
2022Request for medical check seemed scammyJun
2022Don't engage with potential scammersJun
2022Medical alert call, hung upJun
2022Caller from 01208227250 is scamJun
2022Suspicious of Medical Alert callJun
2022Questionable medical alert service issuesJun
2022Unexpected call about medical alertJun
2022Suspicious call targeting elderly individualsJun
2022Phone number - Power dialing scamJun
2022Suspicious call, potential senior scamJun
2022Suspicious scam call from Medical AlertJun
2022"Caller hung up on me."Jun
2022Offended by unsolicited age assumptionsJun
2022Medical alert scam targeting frailJun
2022UK medical pendant phone scamJun
2022Unwanted call from medical alertJun
2022Missed call, have their numberJun
2022Warning against potential scam pendantJun
2022Suspicious, medical alert call scamJun
2022Spam call offering medical pendantJun
2022Strange issue with unrecognized number notifyingJun
2022Inquiring about medical alert pendantJun
2022Call was silent, no responseJun
2022Caller hung up when answeredJun
2022Age inquiry from unsolicited callerJun
2022Suspicious call targeting elderly individualsJun
2022Receiving unsolicited medical alert pendantMay
2022Medical marketing attempt to sellMay
2022Issue of potential scam robocallMay
2022Phone scam attempt with pendantMay
2022Unsolicited call offer med alertMay
2022Disappointed in lack of responseMay
2022Refused personal info for alarmMay
2022Caller did not recognize numberMay
2022Received medical alarm scam callMay
2022Unknown caller pretending medical alertMay
2022Protected from unsolicited callsMay
2022Mistaken local dialing code assumptionMay
2022Caution: potential scam, don't give detailsMay
2022John has tripped over lacesMay
2022Dodgy call from medical centreMay
2022Accusation of being scammerMay
2022Be cautious of unsolicited callersMay
2022Unwanted call, misleading, registered complaintMay
2022Warning against potential fraud or deceptionMay
2022Suspicious call spoofing local numberMay
2022Call cut off by answering machineMay
2022Call from potential suspicious personMay
2022Concern about unexpected phone callMay
2022Aggressive call center practices describedMay
2022Received unsolicited medical call todayMay
2022Medical alert pendant scam, avoidMay
2022Shared identical experiences, relating togetherMay
2022Number Of Searches: 158 Number Of Comments: 59 First Seen: 07 May 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blackwatertown(County Armagh), Llangwyfan(Denbighshire), Rainton Gate(Durham) and Tylers Green(Buckinghamshire).
01208227250 has 59 comments of which 18 x negative and 41 x neutral
01208227250 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01208227250 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number targeting primarily older individuals with claims about eligibility for medical alert pendants. Callers, often polite with an English accent, ask personal questions such as age and use of walking aids, then become evasive or hang up when questioned about how they obtained the number. The calls frequently use automated systems and spoof local UK numbers, making blocking ineffective. Victims report annoyance and suspicion, noting that these unsolicited calls aim to exploit vulnerable people. The consensus advises against sharing any personal information and recommends reporting such calls to official fraud and police websites. Awareness and collective reporting are emphasised as key steps to combat these fraudulent practices.
Reports on phone number 01208227250
4 yearsGot a call let through to my answerphone & saw it was probably a scam. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.4 yearsGot a call from 01208227250 about qualifying for some kind of medical alert bracelet. The bloke just went on and on, kept saying the same things again and again. In the end, he sounded annoyed that I wasn’t interested and just hung up on me. Total scam, watch out!4 yearsYesterday at around 11:45, I received a call from 01208 227250. The man on the phone spoke very nicely and claimed I might qualify for some kind of medical alert service. But when I asked him what made him think that and where he got my details from, he seemed quite uneasy. I kept asking why they’d called me, especially since our number’s unlisted, and also what info they had about my personal situation. He got all flustered and wasn’t able to give me any straight answers before ending the call. I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number now.4 yearsSome bloke rang me saying he was from the medical alert monitoring centre. When I asked why he was ringing a random private number, he just hung up on me.4 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be a medical alert service, asking how old I was. Felt like a total scam to me.4 yearsI got a call from a bloke who said I qualified for one of those medical alert bracelets. He wanted to know if I was above 50. I just told him, if you've already got my number, you should know my age! Sounded like a pretty polite guy too.4 yearsI answred the phone and some bloke with a English accent was askin if I was 50 or older, and if I needed a walker or walking stick. He was already deep into his pitch, so I reckon their auto dialler went a bit funny. Sounded quite polite, but I bet they’re just tryin to find older folks who might be easy to scam.4 yearsI received a call from a chap with a posh English accent who inquired if I was over the age of fifty and if I required a walking stick or a walker. It was clearly an automated system, as he was well into his script by the time I answered the line. He was rather courteous, but it struck me as quite likely that he’s on the hunt for those who might be more vulnerable among the older population.4 yearsA couple of comments further down this thread show step-by-step how to put an end to these scam attempts. If all the folks in the UK who get these dodgy calls and messages daily actually followed the advice, there'd be real pressure on the authorities to crack down on these cheats. Don’t just expect someone else to deal with it. It won’t take much time at all. I’ve bookmarked the ‘action fraud’ site and even dropped my MP an email - got a rather surprising reply too! But it’s pointless if only I’m bothering.UK4 yearsBeware of the number 01208227250 - definitely a scammer ringing.4 yearsI got a call where they kept mentioning some sort of free health screening and asked if I was above 50. It came across as a bit dodgy, honestly.4 yearsGot a call from 01208227250 about some medical alert stuff, they wanted to know if I was past 50. I just hung up straight away.4 yearsGot a call saying I was qualified for a medical alert bracelet. When I asked how they knew that, the person just ended the call straight away.4 yearsGot a ring from a bloke in the UK claiming I could qualify for some kind of medical alert pendant. He asked if I was over 50, I replied no, and then he just cut the call. Sounds like a proper scam to me.UK4 yearsAs soon as I picked up, they just ended the call without saying a word.4 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be from "Medical Alert" and after seeing what others have posted, I'm pretty sure it's a scam. I wasn’t comfortable when they asked how they got my number, felt awkward and ended up hanging up. Definitely wouldn't trust them.4 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming he was with a medical alert service. He kept pestering me about whether I needed a walker or a stick. When I asked him a couple of times where he got my info from, he just wouldn’t say and then ended the call abruptly.4 yearsJust got a call from 01208227250, sounds like they’re going after elderly folks with some dodgy medical alert scam. Watch out, don’t fall for it.4 yearsGot a call from someone called John saying he was from some Medical Alert centre, asking if I’d be interested in a watch because I’m over 50. When I asked where he got my number from, he just ended the call. Sounds like a total scam to me.JohnMedical Alert Centre4 yearsThey called me, but I didn’t pick up. At least I still got their number now.4 yearsAs soon as I picked up, the call ended straight away. Definitely a power dialer and a scam, no doubt about it.4 yearsTotal scammer, just hang up straight away, don’t give them any chance to speak.4 yearsAbsolutely scandalous! If you're past the half-century mark, apparently you ought to have this to safeguard against tumbles, citing you're more vulnerable due to age. But honestly, who’s been spilling the beans about my age, and how on earth do they deem me at risk? Completely uninvited and unsolicited!4 yearsThis bloke called saying he was with Medical Alert and mentioned I might be eligible for one of those alert pendants. First, he checked if I was over 50, which I am. When I asked where he got my phone number from, he stayed really polite and just said it was about a medical alert medallion. I told him I already had one, cheers. He was nice about it, wished me a lovely day and then ended the call.4 yearsI got a call from 01208 227250, some bloke called John with an English accent talking about medical stuff. He said I could be eligible for a pendant or something like that. I told him usually when someone says ‘might be eligible’, it’s a scam in disguise. He went quiet for a moment, then just hung up. Honestly, it seems like the kind of call that could trick people when they’re vulnerable and make them pay for something bogus.John4 yearsI got a call from this number and now my phone's acting really weird - I can't seem to dial out at all. Just as I’m about to finish typing a number, a voice pops up saying "The number you have dialled is not recognised." Even when I ring my landline from my mobile, there’s this odd ringing sound and when I answer, that same message plays. It's really odd and I have no clue how to sort it out right now.4 yearsI received a call saying I qualified for some kind of medical alert system and they immediately started asking me if I was over 50 and whether I used any mobility aids. I cut them off and asked where they were calling from - they said they covered the whole UK. Then I asked how they had my info, and they mentioned a local charity. After that, they guessed I lived alone, which isn’t true, and then just hung up abruptly with no sorry or any sort of explanation. Feels very scammy to me!UK4 yearsSome bloke rang me up offering a medical alert necklace or whatever. He asked how old I was, but I cut him off and asked how they found me in the first place. Next thing, he just ended the call.4 yearsGot a call saying I qualified for a medical alert device since I was over 50. I ended the call right away - if they really knew I qualified, why the need to ask for private info? Definite scam in my opinion, likely trying to target older folks and trick them into handing over bank details. Stay clear of this!4 yearsGot a call from 01208227250 and some bloke called John told me I might qualify for a medical pendant if I was over 50. I didn’t say a word, just stayed quiet, and then the same script played over and over. I kept not responding and after a while, they just gave up and hung up.John4 yearsI got a call from 01208227250, seemed like it was from Cheltenham, but the moment I picked up they just ended the call straight away. Bit odd.Cheltenham4 yearsGot a call but no one said a word, just dead silence on the line. Pretty odd experience!4 yearsHe rang up asking how old I was, said I might qualify for some kind of medical alert pendant. When I wanted to know where he found my number, he said it was from his manager. I pushed him a bit more and he got all defensive. Ended the call by telling him to get lost!4 yearsI received a rather curious call from a chap with a posh English accent who inquired if I was past the age of 50 and if I relied on a walking stick or mobility aid. It was evident that it was an automated robocall, as he was well into his pitch by the time I answered. Quite the gentleman he was, but one can’t help but think he’s trawling for easily swayed senior citizens.4 yearsThey asked straight up how old I was and then started pushing some medical alert pendant on me. I told them to take a hike.4 yearsHealthcare advertising attempting to peddle products.4 yearsAbsolutely! Just like many, I received a call from a man named 'John' claiming that I qualify for a complimentary medical alert pendant. I strongly suspect it’s a scam automated call for several reasons: 1. I held off speaking after answering, yet the pre-recorded message launched straight into its pitch about the free device without any response to my silence. 2. The initial question posed was, "Are you over 50?" My reply clearly didn’t fit their agenda, leading to an abrupt silence on the line. So, it's evident: yet another spoofed number from a robocaller hunting for unsuspecting victims for their dodgy schemes.John4 yearsI got a call from someone claiming my details showed I qualified for a panic pendant and asked if I was over 50. I found it a bit funny and told them I wasn’t, then just hung up. The phone number was fully visible too - seemed like a dodgy sales pitch to me.4 yearsI got a call from someone saying I was eligible for a medical alert button as my info had been flagged. I asked him how he got my number and he replied that he was just starting the role. Before hanging up, he mentioned his manager would ring me next. The number was 01208227250.4 yearsGot a call on my landline, but luckily my call guardian picked it up first. The person on the other end just hung up straight away.4 yearsRang them a couple of times, no reply at all. Won't bother trying again.4 yearsSomeone rang me saying they were from a medical alert centre, but when I asked who they were and how they got my number, they just couldn’t say and then they abruptly ended the call.4 yearsI didn’t answer the call, number was unfamiliar.4 yearsThe number started with a local area code, so I thought it was someone nearby. It was 01208 227250, and they said they were from the NHS talking about medical pendants. Honestly, it sounded pretty convincing at first!4 yearsGot a call from someone called John, he was asking if I was over 50 because apparently I'd been selected for a panic button deal. When I asked who told him that, he just cut the call straight away. Definitely sounds like a scam. Be careful and don’t share any personal info!John4 yearsPretty sure John uses a stick to walk now, he just stumbled the other day because of his shoelaces, yeah, his own laces!John4 yearsyeah, got a call from some bloke claiming to be john at the medical centre. he kept asking if i’m over 50, do i use a walking stick, and if i’d had a recent fall. i asked where he found my number and he just repeated the same stuff over and over. felt super fishy so i just ended the call. 100% a dodgy ring.John4 yearsI got a call from 01208227250 the other day offering a "free" medical alarm. Turns out, it’s just one of those medical scams, so be careful!4 yearsi got a call from someone wanting to know how old i am to see if i could get one of those personal medical alarms. i said no way i’m giving out my details and told them i wasn’t interested before ending the call.4 yearsHe was real pushy and rude, like he was trying to get my info for some dodgy scam or somethin. Proper sketchy behaviour if you ask me.4 yearsOnce more, I received a call from someone claiming to be "John," insisting I was eligible for a Medical Alert pendant among other nonsense. It’s all a load of rubbish, if you ask me. I mean, what’s the use of being registered with the Telephone Preference Service if these numpties can keep calling without a care in the world? It’s utterly absurd!JohnTelephone Preference Service4 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to represent the Medical Alert Centre at half past nine this morning. The number appeared to be a local one, which certainly piqued my curiosity. The chap on the other end had a rather posh accent, a young English bloke, which is a refreshing change from the usual voices I encounter-usually from overseas or sounding robotic. It seems they’ve mastered the art of faking local numbers, too! The moment he mentioned something about a medical alert pendant, I had the presence of mind to hang up. I’m in perfectly good health, so it struck me as nothing more than a scam. I can’t help but wonder how they managed to get hold of my number, considering I’m nearly impossible to find. Must be a case of random number generation, I reckon.Medical Alert Centre4 yearsabout that guy john ringing from some crisis centre: why on earth would someone i didn't ask for start asking all those personal questions? it’s probably just a way to catch my attention and then persuade me to hand over my info, which they say will be sent to my place. to do this, they want me to give john my address so he can tell if i’m elderly or easy to exploit. can you see how dodgy that sounds? my honest tip is to never share any personal info with callers you didn’t expect. it might come back to bite you later.John4 yearsI got a call out of the blue from this number earlier today. The inquiries were entirely centred around health-related matters.4 yearsI got a call from my doctor's office earlier, and then this number phoned me back. Honestly, I only picked up because I was expecting an update about my prescription. Not sure if the surgery's been compromised or something.4 yearsThe moment I heard the ansafone kick in, they just hung up on me.4 yearsThey blocked the number from Aqua call centre, but I bet they’ll just ring me from a different one soon enough. It’s crazy how many calls they make, not just on weekdays but weekends as well. Too many calls in just one day, honestly.Aqua4 yearsI received a call claiming I qualified for a medical alert pendant, but they insisted on asking me several questions beforehand. It was clearly a scam, so I promptly hung up.4 yearsI'm in precisely the same boat as you.Submit Your Own Report (01208 227250)
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